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antìmins — m pravosl. četverokutno platno na oltaru sa slikom Skidanja s križa; na njemu se služi liturgija ✧ {{001f}}srlat. ← lat … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
antimins — antìmins m DEFINICIJA pravosl. četverokutno platno na oltaru sa slikom Skidanja s križa; na njemu se služi liturgija ETIMOLOGIJA srlat. antimensium ← bizant.grč. antimḗnsion ≃ anti + lat. mensa: stol … Hrvatski jezični portal
antimins — noun see antimension … Useful english dictionary
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